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A dog and demonstrators are hit by a jet of water from a police canon during a rally in Santiago June 16, 2011. Defying police water canon and tear gas, tens of thousands of students marched in Chile's capital and main cities on Thursday, the latest in a series of protests seen obstructing the government's legislative agenda.  REUTERS




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